The new version 3.2.0 provides AJAX support for Highslide HTML popups. This is generally a smoother and better alternative to iframes.

To reduce server traffic and increase speed, the new version also uses only one graphic to display the outlines. Please note that the /graphics/outline directory content has to be updated upon upgrading from previous versions.

New, it was fast in FF always in 3.1.10.
Possibly the way I have reprogrammed due the new version?
Or maybe the software version update on the server this morning.
Or maybe it's not my day;~/
Have sent some links by PM.
----best wishes, Robert

Torstein----
I think you're right, my logs show you changing between
images - quicker than ME right here on the server's intranet.
Will reload and see if I have a rogue plugin. Will return soon.
----best wishes, Robert

Torstein----
Things are in a mess;~(
For instance I can't even get your site up correctly... banner image?
Am losing 1kB per picture change on that big album here on my site.
Having a bad day - server software change AND ISP dropping my comms.
Looking at the good news, maybe it's just my editing workstation.
Your browsing seems to have proved out the server and comms.
The workstation's anti virus (Clamwin) changed today, also several FF
plugins... I REALLY hope it's just the workstation stuff!
----best wishes, Robert

Reboot didn't resolve.
Nor did a plugin disable (FlashBlock) which updated itself today.
Am loathe to disable my anti virus which updated overnight...
And the new server software seems solid (as I would expect).
Just leaves Highslide v3.2 and/or my various blundering
reworkings to use it along with the (new) HTML/Ajax extensions.

A 600+ image display wedding album is pretty much unworkable
locally on my workstation using FF2.0.0.5 and HS3.2.0, whereas
it zings along locally using IE6.

Not counting the 'apparent' memory leak effect (FF).

Would you prefer me to stick with this and try to help you out?
Or shall I try a reversion down to Highslide v3.1.10?

Have reverted to v3.1.10 - just the highslide.js file - I kept a copy.

Local operations using FF immediately recovered to their usual speed.
Afraid you have an issue with my specific use of a very slightly modifiededition of HS3.2.0 in local intranet use with FF2.0.0.5 and on large albums.

Haven't looked at the memory leak flavoured issue as FF (here) seems
to just get more and more bloated as it is used. Frequently I have to exit
just to stop the latency buildup during intensive site/database editing.

Torstein-----
I need to get with your Ajax stuff so I have slotted v3.2.0 back in.
The issues persist. Hope the following observation is significant for
your investigation: Before the end of the strange latency period,
before the next image expands, the background screen focus
changes for the remaining thumbnails. It's as though I had pressed
the PageDown key (I didn't). So... another issue;~/ It only happens
if I use the keyboard to advance, if I continue with the pen and dab
away onscreen at the graphical arrows then the background screen
focus remains as it should. Something inserts a logical PageDown or
perhaps Ctrl-End function in addition to accepting my key press for
sequence advance. Maybe I edit with IE6 until you are able to repair
v3.2.0;~)
----best wishes, Robert

Torstein----
Another keyboard focus observation: the UP key works the sequence
advance as a LEFT function (that's OK) but the background thumbnail
mass also moves up too. The DOWN key does similarly RIGHT and
down. Whereas in IE6 the sequence moves similarly/properly but the
background stays still. My interpretation is that you are not buffering
the keyboard in FF(2.0.0.5) but you do in IE6. Whether that helps you
fix the pregnant latency delay in moving the sequence forwards,
backwards and exit functions I don't know;~)
----best wishes, Robert

Torstein----
I don't propose to investigate the possible memory leak issue until
the latency is fixed. The wait between picture changes causes a
strange influence on me and I start to lose the will to live...
I have much else to do as well.
----best wishes, Robert